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46 UK Pubs Called Miners Arms


The Miners ArmsLydney (Whitecroft)The Miners ArmsMatlock (Carsington)The Miners ArmsMatlock (Brassington)The Miners Arms & Garden RestaurantPlymouth (Plympton)The Miners ArmsWigan
The Miners Arms
Alfreton
The Miners Arms
Alston
The Miners Arms
Ashton under Lyne
The Miners Arms
Bedworth
The Miners Arms
Bishop Auckland (Coundon)
The Miners Arms
Bristol
The Miners Arms
Camberley (Mytchett)
The Miners Arms
Ceredigion (Pontrhydygroes)
The Miners Arms
Chesterfield
The Miners Arms
Consett (Medomsley)
The Miners Arms
Dronfield
The Miners Arms
Dronfield (Hundall)
The Miners Arms
Fareham (Funtley)
The Miners Arms
Macclesfield (Adlington)
The Miners Arms
Manchester (Tyldesley)
The Miners Arms
Maryport (Broughton Moor)
The Miners Arms
Middlesbrough
The Miners Arms
Millom (Silecroft)
The Miners Arms
Mold (Maeshafn)
The Miners Arms
Montgomery
The Miners Arms
Morley
The Miners Arms
Normanton (Altofts)
The Miners Arms
Nottingham (Selston)
The Miners Arms
Nuneaton
The Miners Arms
Oswestry (Morda)
The Miners Arms
Prestatyn (Meliden)
The Miners Arms
Redruth
The Miners Arms
Ripley (Codnor)
The Miners Arms
Rugeley
The Miners Arms
Saltburn by the Sea (Skelton-in-Cleveland)
The Miners Arms
Sevenoaks (Dunton Green)
The Miners Arms
Sheffield (Eyam)
The Miners Arms
Sheffield (Chapeltown)
The Miners Arms
South Molton
The Miners Arms
St Agnes
The Miners Arms
Stoke on Trent
The Miners Arms
Swadlincote
The Miners Arms
Telford (Madeley)
The Miners Arms
Ulverston (Swarthmoor)
The Miners Arms
Wigton
The Miners Arms
Wrexham (Brymbo)
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Origins of "Miners Arms" as a Pub Name

A reference to the working profession.

Sign for the Miners Arms, North Molton - geograph.org.uk - 730212


Two pieces of black tarmac were chatting in a bar when a piece of green tarmac walks in. "Don't serve him!" one of them shouted, "he's a cycle path!"



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